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by tradedash 8y ago
what does "startup nation" even mean?
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by tradedash 8y ago
Why is the solution to everything "pass a law"? there is an ocean of possible solutions to this problem yet people somehow always jump to "pass more laws" before other options are considered. I find that rather weird.
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by tradedash 8y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Flash-Boys-Wall-Street-Revolt/dp/0393...
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by tradedash 8y ago
you are vastly underestimating the ease of implementation
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by tradedash 8y ago
>We trained users to tell other users what they’re doing wrong, but we didn’t provide new folks with the necessary guidance to do it right. What makes you believe that YOU know how it should be done? I am not saying that people shouldn&#
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by tradedash 8y ago
You might like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellular_automaton I think about time in a similar manner. The delta between point A and point B is the mutation state and point A is the initial state that was mutate
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by tradedash 8y ago
Awesome! thanks for the reading material :D 1) The problem supply can be tackled in many many ways. 2) The verification problem is exactly why I stated NP as a problem class where the verification process is often relatively simple and stra
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by tradedash 8y ago
This answers my question. Thanks :D
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by tradedash 8y ago
Not so serious answer: Hurray for that? :D Serious answer: Things would obviously have to be designed differently. This isn't about distribution of "economic power to the hands of the people" or some other Satoshi notion. The
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by tradedash 8y ago
Thanks for the link. I'll look into it! > you can easily adjust the difficulty. For Prime Factorization for instance, which like you say, isn't even NP-complete. You can easily adjust the difficulty by increasing the size of th
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by tradedash 8y ago
That's not my understanding of the NP domain. Take Prime Factorization for example. Which isn't even NP-complete, or Sudoku which is NP-complete. Both of these problems can be made really hard by changing 1 small variable, size. E
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by tradedash 8y ago
> Would the solving of the problem have a "difficulty" that could be adjusted to ensure that blocks appeared approximately every ten minutes I am fairly certain you can design your problem to behave in a similar manner or in so
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by tradedash 8y ago
What you just said is the "definition" of NP problems which is why I had it in my question to begin with. Even if genome sequencing is not a good problem for mining. There are plenty of other scientific problems that are. Yet mini
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by tradedash 8y ago
Serious question: if the processing problems are classified as NP, then couldn't that processing be outsourced to a blockchain? Why have miners solve for useless problems that have no long lasting impact like "number of zeros in a
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by tradedash 8y ago
Quitting a top tier tech job isn't the difficult part. The difficult part is figuring out what to do next. I quit my job as a Head of R&D for a major tech/publishing company and started https://tradedash.io (crypto
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Trading Strategies for Beginners: Surviving the Bear Market(blog.tradedash.io)
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by tradedash 9y ago
The question we have to ask is: what classifies as a tech hub/center?
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by tradedash 9y ago
We have been using Electron for https://tradedash.io (our crypto currency trading platform) for some time now. There are some minor issues with the platform itself but there are a lot of good things too. The JS ecosystem as a wh